32 Thanksgiving Decor Ideas Guaranteed To Inspire

Make a festive garland out of decorative dried corn to hang from the front door to welcome guests on Thanksgiving Day.

Boost curb appeal by piling pumpkins on the porch. To make the topiaries, buy flat-topped pumpkins with short stems for easy stacking. Pots planted with flowering kale complete the look.

A no-fuss cotton stem wreath will add a festive touch to your home all season long.

Light up your Turkey Day lunch with a trail of celebratory paper bag luminaries.

To make the pumpkin-and-gourd wreath, first cover a 20-inch foam form with sheet moss, using a glue gun to hold the moss in place. loop a 3-inch-wide burlap ribbon over the wreath to create a hanger long enough so it can reach the top of the door and allow the wreath to hang at eye level. insert wooden florist picks into the bottoms of pumpkins and gourds, and hot- glue the connection to secure. once the glue has cooled, stick pumpkins and gourds into the wreath. fill in with more moss, using a glue gun. to hang the wreath, secure the burlap ribbon with an upholstery tack hammered into the top edge of the door.

No-carve pumpkins are the ideal Thanksgiving decoration for a table centerpiece, mantle, or front porch. To get the look, apply seasonal leaves with craft glue to white pumpkin.

For this all-natural look, SL craft guru Buffy Hargett Miller started with a gray-green pumpkin. Pick one with an indented top, because the first step will be to add potting soil to fill in the hollow around the pumpkin's stem. Moisten the soil; then plant various succulents, starting with larger ones like echeverias. Create a lush look and round out the arrangement by filling in any bare spots with smaller succulents.

We like Hoffman Organic Cactus & Succulent Soil Mix ($10.90; amazon.com). Moisten soil before planting.

In just three easy steps you can create this gorgeous pumpkin flower centerpiece that's perfect for the center of your Turkey Day tablescape.

See the full instructions here.

Gourds of different size, texture, and color make this seasonal tableau the ideal foyer statement piece.

Step up your fall decorating game by displaying glowing pumpkin votives. Float them in water or arrange them on the dining table for a festive Thanksgiving decoration.

Grab a few larger-than-life golden fixtures at your local craft store, and paint them a uniform shade of glamorous, warm gold.

Thanksgiving revolves around food-spend a little extra prep time on displaying the menu. Guests will love knowing what delicious dishes they'll be eating in advance.

Instead of written place cards, show off your family's personality with individually framed name cards at each place setting.

For a simple statement-worthy centerpiece, add a few sprigs of freshly cut cotton to extra vases and scatter them around your home for a unified decoration.

Bundle together key elements of fall's bounty (like dried corn stalks) with a festive ribbon, and use them as an organic centerpiece on your dining room table.

Adding the napkin to the stack of plates provides another level of detail and intricacy to this sophisticated setting.

Here's what to do with your leftover, un-carved pumpkins from Halloween: Insert them into a wide-brimmed container, line with moss, and use as a seasonal centerpiece.

Keep the little ones entertained during the Thanksgiving feast with white paper tablecloths and colored pencils for doodling or challenging each other to tic-tac-toe.

Thanksgiving may be the only holiday on which the bar plays second fiddle to the buffet; still, having a well stocked bar cart is key to any successful Southern celebration.

Collect china with intricate turkeys, and display them on the wall leading up to Thanksgiving, for a practical cottage décor that doubles as dishes for your Thanksgiving gathering.

Embrace your home's rustic feel. Instead of dressing up your rooms in curtains and cloths, use wooden furniture (in all finishes) to bring a warm, homey vibe.

Etch each guest's name into simple glassware for impressive name cards that double as party favors.

If a centerpiece that blocks conversation is your pet peeve, replace the bulky arrangement with miniature arrangements of your favorite fall flowers.

These festive arrangements are perfect for your Thanksgiving table. Get the look with heirloom or Cinderella pumpkins and a trip to the local florist. Simply carve the pumpkin out in a vase-shape, and fill with water and flowers.

This earthy setting still seems sophisticated, thanks to rustic elements layered with streamlined details. Re-create the look by choosing a three-color scheme and choosing a mixture of modern and natural details.

Your guests will obviously be leaving your home with a to-go container full of turkey. Dish out your leftovers in style with these personalized to-go boxes.

These adorable place card markers are a super-simple way to make your Thanksgiving setup stand out. Simply take an acorn, hot glue a ribbon, and cut out a paper name marker.

Skip the basket and opt for a wooden dough bowl for this centerpiece. Line with florist foil and foam and then build out with various fruits, vegetables, gourds, and squash. Showcase the season's bounty in this stunning showstopper.

Use turned leaves to create this stunning wreath. Start with a grapevine wreath and add in foliage and pinecones. Fill the wreath out with oregano, preserved plume reed grass, and phalaris grass.

Utilize pampas grass and yarrow as decorations on any table this Thanksgiving. Their neutral tones allow you to pair groupings with other décor like gourds and cinnamon sticks for a supremely fall feel.

Bring the outdoors in with greenery sprigs this holiday. Place a sprig with each name card for a personalized touch at each place setting.

Hardy cabbage and kale mix with mini white pumpkins and pansies to create a colorful centerpiece. A long wooden bowl lined with plastic holds these decorations in place and adds to the rustic feel of your décor.